Mag. Martin Fuchs

Up to the Last Footnote
In his work, Martin Fuchs observes a high standard of accuracy. If he were to research lentil stew, he would not desist unless he had understood every lentil personally with all its individual qualities. The science-fiction fan only feels comfortable about a matter when he has become a top expert on it. Which has already deeply impressed quite a number of our clients.

Simple in a Complicated Way
Martin Fuchs studied in Vienna and in Denmark. At marketmind, where he has been project manager since 2005, he works predominantly on studies concerning customer satisfaction and customer loyalty. His industry specialisation: telecommunication, insurance, and investment products. His readiness to make himself highly familiar with new subjects and his scrutiny have made him a popular person to ask about anything really complex. He is consulted internally especially where complicated issues are concerned. By the way: also when it comes to translations into English. He is able to condense complex and multi-faceted issues into a single questionnaire.

Focused on the Core
Colleagues like to approach Martin Fuchs when they are under high stress and pressure – both phenomena which he only knows by hearsay, if at all. He is a pleasant, calm fellow with a sense of humour. Some have already been surprised by his presence when after hours of silence he suddenly answers the phone and speaks. Although Martin Fuchs wears glasses, he is able to focus perfectly. Because he has such high control of himself and his awareness that he constitutes a serious competitor to any Zen master. But when he gets going, you find yourself in the midst of interesting and entertaining conversations.

The Ball Needs to Hit the Net
In private, Martin Fuchs is interested in literature and modern painting. For lack of time, he has hardly added any works of his own to this art recently. Science fiction novels frequently take him to other worlds. And in sports, he likes putting everything in one basket, in basket ball. Or watching others do that on TV.